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A photograph of an indoor hall with a high arched corrugated roof, ceiling fans, yellow and red curtains and terracotta floor tiles. Many devotees in white clothing stand and mingle, most wearing wooden bead or flower garlands. A woman in a white top and white trousers at left carries a white bag; a woman in a white sari with glasses and a long garland stands centre-right. A dining table with yellow cloth is at left and a fan and tables appear at right. No figure is clearly identified as a person.

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June 01 20092009-06-01June 01 20092009-06-01A photograph of a long hall with a curved corrugated metal roof and white walls, with red curtains on the windows. Several dozen people in white clothes move along a row of counters and tables, some queuing, some bending over items on the counters. One man in front wears an orange shawl over white clothing, and a woman in a light blue top and red patterned trousers stands near the counters. Ceiling fans and speakers hang above; a few yellow cloths are visible on the counters.2009-06-02June 02 20092009-06-02A photograph of a large hall with a arched corrugated roof, ceiling fans and yellow curtains, where many people in white clothing gather around tables set with steel plates and a small red flower on one table. In the foreground a woman in an orange and red patterned top gestures while seated at a table, and a blonde woman in white sits in a red chair. Other people in white shirts and red and orange garments move between tables and chairs, with red window curtains along the walls. The setting looks like a communal lunch or meal hall at the ashram.2009-07-09A photograph of devotees queuing inside a tiled hall with a high arched roof, red curtains and yellow drapes, and ceiling fans. Several people in white or light clothing wear white and pink flower garlands, and some carry woven cloth bags. They stand in a line at a long counter, and tables with cloths are visible in the background where others sit. No individual is identifiable as the a person candidate from appearance, so a person is set to none.2009-06-01September 03 20092009-09-03A photograph of a large white-walled hall with exposed steel roof trusses and ceiling fans, where a crowd of people in white clothes gather for a breakfast meal. Many attendees in white shirts and dhotis or white kurtas stand in a queue near the foreground, some wearing yellow lanyards, while others serve from a long table along the right wall covered with steel pots and trays. A few people in orange and saffron clothing and women in pink, blue and green saris are visible, and several people sit on the floor eating from plates. Two windows with orange curtains line the left side.2009-07-02A photograph of an annadaan meal service in a hall with white walls, red-curtained windows and orange drapes. Volunteers in white clothes with lanyards serve food from steel bowls at tables covered with floral cloths. Seated diners eat from steel plates, including a woman in glasses and white attire in the foreground. A large water cooler jug stands on a table near the centre. A man in orange robes sits at the right edge, and a woman in a white sari stands by the window at left.2009-06-30A large, bright dining hall with white walls, exposed steel roof trusses and ceiling fans, where many people sit at round tables covered with floral-patterned cloths and white chairs eating from steel thalis. Many attendees wear white clothing, including white dhotis and kurtas and a woman in a white head-covering, while a few wear saffron-coloured or green sarees. In the foreground at right, a man in white stands at a long serving counter stacked with steel vessels of food. Orange curtains hang at the windows and the room is busy with people moving between tables, consistent with an annadan-style communal meal.2009-12-10May 07 20152015-05-07 +1 copiesA large hall with an orange-tiled floor and a thatched roof with ceiling fans, where a crowd of devotees stands in rows facing forward, many with hands clasped or lowered. Most women wear sarees and salwar-kameez in red, orange, white, cream and blue, and several wear garlands or lanyards with name badges. Men wear white shirts and white trousers, some with lanyards. Dark-toned pillows or cushions are stacked at the left side of the room, and orange drapes hang at the right.